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Complimenting Cleveland and Hill.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The meeting of Irv-
ing halls general COMMITTEES was held Fri
day night. Resolutions were read which
complime nted President Cleveland on recent
legislatio n, and said Of Governor Hill:
We indorss and commend to the true
Democracy the clearly defined policy and the
courageous and sagacious leadership OF Gov
ernor David B. Hill, who has protected the
rights and represented the opinions Of the
Democratic party in the state of New York,
and we say to the Democrats of this state
that in him is to be found standard bearer
worthy of the confidence of the whole people.
Fault was found with Mayor Hewitt for
his course toward organized labor The reso-
lutions ended with all attack on the Tam
many hall county Democracy combination
of last fall. Governor Hill's name was loudly
cheered.
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Two Items from Mexico.

ORIzABo, Mex, Feb. 2S.-Luis Valdez, {
court official, gave supper Friday night ts
celebrate the termination of the first year il
office, to which he asked an old enemy of his
Ignacio Berlin. At the entertainment
Valdez became drunk and tried at the point
of pistol to make Berlin, who was a tenn
perance man, drink. On the latter refusing
he blew out his brains Valdez is now usine
his court influence to prevent any proceed
ings being taken against him.
At Colorado ranch, Coahiulai, an old maj
named Marcelina Aguilar was captured BY
bandits, who first roasted him over fire and
afterward cut him to pieces with then
Euix
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l.. e.
Nothing is said about commission, and 1t Il
supposed the Illinois farmer thinks the con-
gressmen are paid by the government for
selling the farm products of their districts.
Judge Payson has been offering his colleagues
on the floor bargains in hay, and Ben But
terworth of Ohio is already customer for
four wagon loads. Butterworth keeps PAIR
of horses, and finds the western hay better
than the Maryland and Virginia article. 1t
is thought customers will be found for the
full carload, as the chance that is offered
does not come often, and the Illinois man
will probably make a good profit on his hay.
There is scarcity of potatoes in the Wash
iugton market, and western farmers who
propose to ship straight to their congressman
would do well to keep this in mind
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Affairs In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 28.-Lieutenant
Governor Robertson was again den led ad-
mittance TO the senate chamber Saturday.
No demonstration was made and the pro-
ceedings were tame. The Republicans con-
tinue to sit passively in their seats. Several
bills were passed, including an appropriation
of $40, 900 per annum to the state agricul-
tural board, and bill similar to the house
bill which has passed. extending metropoli-
tan police protection to cities of 5000 in
habitants was en- crossed
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The Chattanooga University.

CINCINNATI, Feb 2S.-The board Of mana
gers of the Freedmen's Aid society has disap
proved the action Of the Chattanooga uni
versity in refusing admission to the institu'
tion Of colored applicants, and has requested
the faculty to resind It's order by which col
ored persons are excluded. The action pro-
vides also for the resignation Of Professor
Wilford Calkins, member of the faculty
II the university fails to comply with thest
demands within sixty days the board Of man
ayers will notify the trustees of the univer.
sity of the termination Of the contract a!
provided in the same.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-03-02

MORRIS, Ills, Feb. 2S.-Newton Watt
has been held without bail for alleged partici-
patton in the murder of Kellogg Nichols, the
Rock Island express messenger. w. A.
Pinkerton related Watts confession of hay
ing received package Of Schwartz last
August and his subsequent recantation and
arrest. At the meeting in jail between Watt
and Schwartz the latter spoke of finding the
money, but insisted that neither he nor Watt
had any other connection with the crime.
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VIII Look Into the Matter

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 2S.-The assembly
INDUCED in long debate Friday morning
over the adoption of resolution calling for
the investigation of the expenditures of the
board of state university regents in the con-
struc ion of the buildings at the university.
1t was finally adopted. The assembly also
killed the bill appropriating $40, 900 to George
Wilson, who was wrongfully imprisoned for
a murder he never committed for twenty
years and finally pardoned, and 1T also killed
the bill prohibiting druggists from selling IL
quors to be drank on the premises unless sold
on physicians prescription.
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WARSAW, Ind, Feb, 2s.-Mrs. Dunham,
the wife of Farmer Dunham, who, with his
child was so brutally murdered, is now in a
fair way of recovery, and, although not yet
able to make statement that would be re-
ceived in court, she can converse intelligently
about the affair, and says that she and her
husband were in the barn getting ready to
do the milking when Plew came in and soon
got to quarreling with her husband, and in
a short time they got to blows She ran into
the house, and in a few minutes Plew came
into the house and felled her to the floor.
The last she can remember is hearing her
baby cry with all its might.
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Military Changes.

WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. 2S.-The presi-
dent Saturday sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate: Commodore Lewis A. KIM
berly to be a rear admiral; Capt. William P.
McCann to be commodore; Gilbert C. Willis
to be captain; Lieut.. Commander Felix
McCarley to be commander; First Lieut.
Arthur c. Ducat Jr., Third cavalry, to be
first lieutenant Twenty fourth infantry
First Lieut.. Henry R. Ripley, Twenty fourth
infantry, to be first lieutenant Third cavalry:
tron
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NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 28 Commodore w.
7. Truxton, United States navy, retired,
died suddenly Friday evening. He was for
rnerly commandant at the navy-yard and
caused some inscriptions recording the de-
struction of the navy-yard by rebels to be
effaced. The result of his partisan actions
was to embitter Republicans against him,
and his nomination as real admiral was held
up in the senate until he had to be retired
by age, thus rendering his promotion inpos-
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Attempted Safe-Blowing.

WOOSTER, Ohio, Feb. 2S.-At ] o'clock
Saturday morning a heavy conclusion was
heard in the Wooster postoffice. Immediately
several policemen were on the spot and found
that an unsuccessful attempt had been made
to blow open the large government safe with
dynamite. A satchel and full kit of burglars
tools, valued at upwards of 500, were left
by the cracksmen There is no clue
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Patterson silk Operatives.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-There are now more
than 5000 Paterson silk operatives out of
work. The trouble started with the strike Of
LOCO of the dyers for schedule Of wages.
Afterwards the weavers, spinners and other
workmen had to quit work for lack Of dyed
material. If the strike keeps up two weeks
longer the remaining 10, 200 silk operatives in
Paterson will be idle The 500 employees Of
the Barbour fax mills are also idle owing to
the strike of $50 bobbin BOYS.
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The west Virginia Deadlook.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 2S.-The join
session of the legislature finally adjourned
Friday night without choosing a United
Safes senator, the thirty fifth and last ballot
being as follows: Camden, 3S; Maxwell, Re
publican, SO; j. B. Somerville, Democrat, 9
Morrow, 10; 10 scattering This leaves the
appointment to the governor, who will most
likely appoint free trader.
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Inxastiratinr It at Home.

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb 2S.-The nited States
grand jury has been Investigating the Was b
ington county election outrages, and it was
reported Friday night that thirteen indict-
ments have been found. The attorney gen
eral of the United States has appointed Hon.
John Frank, of San Antonio, to aid District
Attorney Kleberg in investigating and pros
ecuting the matter, and the district attorney
says it will be sifted to the bottom.
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Chicago Printers Secure a Raise.

CHIC AGO, Feb 2s.-A committee of the
Chicago Daily Newspaper association and a
committee of the Typographical union held
conference Friday and agreed on a new
scale of wages Compositors will henceforth
receive 46 cents per 900 'ems" on morning
newspapers and Al cents on evening papers
Advertisements will be set by the week. No
change was made in the hours. The agree
ment will remain in force five years, begin
ming March S.
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BERLIN, Feb. 2S.-rne complete returns or
last Mondays elections are officially ans
nounced, showing the following resul is.
Seventy-fve Conservatives, "a Imperialists,
IA National Liberals, 90 Centrists, IA New
German Liberals, Socialists, Is Alsatians,
IS Poles, Guelphs, Dane and 3 members
whose views are unknown, were elected, and
in 81 districts new elections are necessary.
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Ril,s sipned bv the President

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 2S.-The presi-
dent signed the bills making appropriations
for public building at Brooklyn, n. Y,
and at Troy, N. Y; also the bill granting
right of way through the government farm
at AnnanoIiS
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Harris, asserts that the president has neither
constitutional or legal right TO fill newly
created offices during congressional recess;
that his power is limited to filing vacancies
temporarily. 1t is said that should the pres
ident appoint the Interstate commissioners
during the recess, they not only could not
qualify, but they could neither perform the
duties of their office nor draw their salaries.
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Tlha Canadian Bait BiII.

HALIFAX, N s., Feb, 2S.-The Hon. Mr..
Thornb urn, the premier of Newfoundland,
sailed for England Saturday to urge the
British government to approve the bait bill
which has been adopted in both braches OF
the Newfoundland legislsture, and which
forbids the sale Of bait to foreign fishermen.
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ional usefulness. He
has shipped a carload
of the best prairie hay
to Judge Payson for
sale in the Washington
market. The receipted
freight bill has already
come along with a let
ter from the man in
Illinois telling the rep
resentative to sell the
hay at the best price
and remit to him.
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Russian snies Arrested.

VIENNA, Feb. 2S.-Two workmen en-
ployed on a branch of the Galician railway
have been arrested as Russian spies. It is
said the task of one of the men was to dis.
tribute Russophile pamphlets, while that of
the other was to send reports to st. Peters
burg concerning Austrian war preparations.
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Knocked Senseless.

BosroN, Mass, Feb. 2s.-Ike Weir, the
Belfast spider, and Arnold A. Rand, prom
inent pugilist Of this city, fought with hard
gloves for purse Of $500 in a stable at the
south end Friday night. Rand was knocked
senseless in the second round.
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Acricnlture and Labor DE partment.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 2S.-The house
committee on agriculture has unanimously
agreed to recommend to the house concur
renee in the senate amendments to the bill
creating a department of agriculture and
labor The principal amendment transfers
the weather bureau from the war to that de-
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Pend1eton Going Back to Berlin.

WASHINGTON CITY. Feb. 2S.-Minister
Pendleton states positively that he is going
back to Berlin. This disposes of the rumor
that he has been offered place in Mr.. Cleve-
lands cabinet.
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Rumors of an Extra Session,

j WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 2s.--In spite of
the letter of the president to Senator Sher-
man Friday, to the effect that no extra ses.
sion was probable, many rumors, some Of
them well founded, are flying about that an
extra session, at least Of the senate, win be
absolutely necessary. Senator Allison says
that in all his experience in congress, he has
never known the appropriation bills to be in
such backward state. Senator Beck says
it will be quite impossible-to finish the ap-
preparation bills in the next five days.
There is a diversity of opinion as to the
power of the president to appoint the inter-
state commerce commissioners during the re-
cess, Leading senator's, like Edmunds and
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PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION DAY.
ingalls, Bill, with Amendments, To Be
Reported Favorably.

Reported Favorably.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 2e.-The house
committee on Judiciary Saturday agreed to
report with favorable recommendation the
Ingalls, (senate) bill changing presidential in
auguration day, with amendments affecting
the sessions of congress The bill as it will
be reported to the house, and as it will likely
pass that body, provides that the ter m of Of
fee of the president and of the representa-
tives in the Fiftieth congress shall continue
till the last Tuesday Of April, in the year
1885, at noon The senator's whose existing
terms would otherwise expire on the
ID day Of March, 1889, or in
any subsequent year thereafter,
shall continue in office until noon of the last
Friday i'll April succeeding such expiration,
and the last Tuesday of April at noon shall
therefore be substituted for the 18th day of
March as the commencement of the official
term of the president, vice president, sena-
tors and representatives in congress. The
last Tuesday of April at n oon shall be substi.
tuted for the 4th day of March where that
day is mentioned in the twelfth article of the
amendments to the constitution. Grains
proposition to have congress begin its terms
on the second Tuesday in January was not
accepted by the committee, owing to objec-
tIons by the senate and desire to report the
bill in the least possible Objectionable form.
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SELECT KNIGHTS, \. o. U. W.
Scott Legion. No. 13. Meets at its hall the
lrst and third Fridays OF each month,
w H. MILES Rec.
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CIVIC SOCIETIES :
G.. a. R.

A.. F.. & A. M.'.-Goiden Sheaf Lodge NO
1ss Meets lst and Sd Saturdays of each month;
II WurrrLEY See. {. l.. BROwS, W. NJ.
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q. A. T. Ovartol PpSt. No. 99, meets the
Second ami Fourtl Fridays OF elch month";
81 W. L. CoLYER, Com.
\. ?. DYE, Aijutant.
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Arrival and DaDarture Of the Mails.

J.n,rrs T1asIay and Saturday. Genw0od stage
arrivez Fi.sily aai Friday; departs Wednesday
and SATURDAY. Postotice opens At A N. CLOSES es
- - NJ L. ToRPEY, P. NJ
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MT. LEBANON r. \. HAPTER, No. A.
Meets first Wednesday of each month.
john HOUSE, H. P.
c. L. BROWN. Secy.
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BErIEL CONNANDERY, U. D.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Meets second and fourth Mondays Of eact
uo,nth. D. r. SUTHERLAND, +. Z.
o. c. HANSON, Rec.
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PAYSON SELLING HAY.
One of His Constituents Sends Him =
Carload to Dispose Of.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 2S-The duties
to which q congressman may look to be put
by his people at home are many, but 1t has
been left for man in in Judge Payson's
bailiwick to broaden the field Of congress
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Leave: Arrive:
Morris. !:4jp n. 5-ova's Valley, sos pm
Bronwu'a Valley, Sis Am. Norris, lt:S' am
A.MATvIL, Ten. Manager.
C.H. TARK&S, Gan. Pass Agt.
w. VI. ROuINE, Local Agt.
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\. .. U. w .

Morris T,1lga, No. -. Meets each Tuesday
evening At their hall. r>- \, w
E. w. RANDALL, Recorder.
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VILLAGE OFFICERS:

VI ILLANN UE 7 IN LsItO'
+. F.. NEWELL, President.
.. {. HANSON
\. DEkAH. ir,unriIors
II. kERL.
\. y. Dye,
Jxo. \. ,ItLrIEAN, Recorder.
" J. MU<Ro, Treasurer.
HSXRT = hVrGaINS Justices of the Peace.
d. T. WHEATON, Assessor.
y. KEMP, Marshal.
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VOL. MI, NO. 10.
.;sgEzSaE. DIRECTORY.

;.;SjTSS DIRECTORY
l-DILIAL OFFICERS:
t,< ! I. SrowN. District Judge.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
GEo. II. MUNRO, Sheriff.
J.E. FAvEow, Treasurer.
SAMUEL IA ;soN, Clerk District court
GEa. N. GILTINAN, Auditor.
/ II. WELLINGroN. Register OF Deeds.
GEo. E. DARLING, Judge OF Probate.
C. L. Brown. Attorney.
H. L. HuRLBURD, Coroner.
d. WHEATON, Surveyor.
Il, CoLYEE Court Commissioner.
WM. G. BIcKNELL, County Snpt. OF Schools
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CuIrRCH DIRECTORY

CoSGIEG ArIoSAL Rev. 7. 3. Fairbank, Pastor.
ISr,Io opIsr Rev. L. 2. Robertson, Pastor:
ROMAN CATHOLIC, Rev. Geo. GasKeli, Frlest'
SCASDIN AVIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, rev
A. J. Anderson, OF ScGudia, Pastor.
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Sr.P l.. NINNEAPDLIS s MANITOBA
RNILW AT-MAIN LINE.

GOING EAST.
Leave Norris Daily E<pc2Ss, l2:33 a. m.
Except sunday, 1880 ?. m.
ti.IINEf WESC.
Lane II ,rtiS, Olilv Express, 2:22 ~ IN.
Except Sunday, 2:S0 p.
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NO. /. \. 0. H.

DIVISION NO. l, y. 0. H.
Meets Second Wednesday of each month,
III 10 --''''' {. P. MAGINSIs, Pres't
:. \. FLAuERTY, Rec. SecY.
FATHER fNCrIEV, c. I. y. SOCIETY
Meets First sunday OF each month.
GEO. GRIFFITH, Prest
WIN. RIORDAN, Sec'y.
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Greatly ENcitcd.

Nota few OF the citizens OF Waco
nave recently become greatly excited
over the astounding facts. that several
OF their friends who had been pro-
nounccd by their physicians as iucn .
rable and beyond all hope suffering
with that dreaded monster Consump-
ton have been completely cured by
Dr Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, the only remedy that does
positively cure all throat and lung
diseases, coughs, colds. asthma and
bronchitis. Trial bottles free at
Castle ~ Noru-".'- drug store, large
bottle, y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-19

ladies and children, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. For gen
tlemcn. Tuesdiys, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
The first annual meeting OF the
Texas State Horticultural society
takes place at TYLER Tuesday Wcducs.
day and Thursla July 20, ~ and IS
Il. V. MunsoI OF Denison Tcxa- is
president and Mrs j. Il. Johnoon OF
Dallas Texas is secretary of the sOcio-
ty.
Padgitt- Park is delightfully."- cool at
night. aud our citizens should take adj.
vantage OF the free concerts which are
nightly given there. Moonlight, mu-
sic low" and lovers are indigenous to
parks. aud are the attractions for %
great many persons. Try an evening
there.
Notice to Ant Prohbitioni-t- 40
anti prohibitionists are requested t.
meet at the court house Wcdncs day
evening at 500 u. M, for the purpose
OF periccung the organization OF
clubs in the city and making arrange.
mcnts to 90 10 Fort Worth on the
! 10Th NJ. Il. II. PARK,
Secretary
The valuo OF our paper rs an adve-
| Using medium l. well uttc-tci by the
tact that the stanton Male Academy
aud the Sherwood Female seminary
of Stanton, Va. the foremost 1ud
beat equipped schools Of the South
whose advertisements apper ia ;Li-
issue. use 10 ~ a means OF cJmmull-
cation with the public.
In front of The l.NAMINEE office q
stalk of cotton was exhibited yt-jcr-
day 10 crowds of people who -.opp. d
to adm ct. IL was four feet I1I 4
branch d ikou Great tree aud load q,
" tn boll-. forms aud bloCus. 1t i
from field OF L. acres on the Dr
Owens grand river bottom farm aul
raised by MIR Jake cchipmsn.
~ petition inviting Iioa Jno Han
cock to speak in Waco on anti PROM
= bition was being circulated and recciv
ing Il creat MAJ y signatures. Wacl
without respect TO opinion Woul
delight to honor Jno. Hancock. H.
} has never, we think, spoken in Wac
lie will be asked to peak On Satu
4 day the 23rd.
q When Mr.. Cameron, nj The raiiro1
mass meeting, said he would like {
see Waco act as hone tly by him n h
has acted by Waco, he seemed /
imply that he did not feel hiu-e
appreciated in Waco. If that was tn
i meaning. MIR. Cameron mistakes til
o public sentiment toward, him. fC
% hi- enterprise and public .pir
which i, always at the front wnol
Il the interests OF the city are Coucsrnc
y Waco holds him i'll the highest homo
\ no man more so.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-19

Our reductions are reducing stock
and our midsummer clearing sale is
a decided success. Every reduction
advertised remaiu~ until the lots are
sold out, and il You would lock to
your interest, don't miss this great
clearing sale Sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-19

Parents too frequently use cathar-
lies or injurious nostrums for the
ailments OF their children, which may
be, and seldom are, OF dangerous
nature. Morris Cascarinc is the beet
household remedy. Try IT,
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Prickly Ash Dittcrs Is an unfailing

Prickly ASH bittcrs Is an unfailiug
cure for all diseases originating in
hillary arrangement. caused by the
malaria of mIasmatio countries. No
other medicine now on sale willso
eilectually remove the disturbing Z lie
ments, and at the same time tone up
the whole system. 1t is sure and
safe in it, ACtiOn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-19

Our mid-summcr clearing out sale
is nsw in progress. out of town GUS
tomers wishing 10 take advantage of
tho bargains we are Offering should
send Us M open order through our
mail order department. We pay eX-
press charges on all orders of - or
over to any express point in the state,
except such heavy goods rs domestic,
trunks, oilcloths and carpets
Sanger Brothers.
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',

Have made up our mindsno to carry
overa single yaraso. and have mark
cd them down accordingly,
Levine Bros.
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II i, surprising how cheap teas are
at the grocery house OF Joe f. TnOmu-
son, corner Fourth and Franklin
streets. Al mixed, tor iced tea at %
cents per pound; gunpowder or
Japan, at % cents; Japan Oolong, %
cents; Japan Mus, At % cents; very
fine mixed, % cents. The prices are
surprising tor the qualities OF the teas,
surprising anything of the kind ever
before offered.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-19

Constipation begets many certain
physical miseres, almost past the
woe OF man. 1t can be rcmedied by
the use OF Morris Cascariue
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Just received shipment Of delic-
ious sugar Drips in one quart cans, at
b. A. Little Il Co.'S.